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Midwife Eva joins nurses Esther and Dorcas, who had been working from one room with no running water, in a 90-day build for a cocoa-farming village.
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How 1 Clinic Can Change A Village
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- 0:00Jimmy revisits the village school and an injured boy treated in the old medical shed.
- 1:17Nurses Esther and Dorcas show the one-room clinic with no running water.
- 4:21Lydia tells Madge and Danell about a miscarriage after the long ride to hospital.
- 5:44Jimmy falls ill and becomes the first patient inside the new clinic.
- 7:06Creators from the 1 Billion Followers Summit plant gardens and hand out backpacks.
- 8:40The blindfolds come off for the village and staff, and the clinic is revealed.
"How 1 Clinic Can Change A Village" is a ten-minute documentary on Beast Philanthropy, the charity channel of Jimmy Donaldson, better known as MrBeast. It follows the construction of a 1,600-square-foot health clinic in a cocoa-farming village in Ghana, counted down on screen from day 1 to day 90.
The starting point is grim. Nurses Esther and Dorcas have been treating patients in a single room with no running water and unreliable electricity. The nearest hospital is more than an hour away. Lydia, a local mother, describes losing a pregnancy after the long motorbike ride. Eva, the clinic's first dedicated midwife, arrives to handle prenatal care and deliveries in the new maternity room.
Then comes the twist from the headline. Jimmy falls ill on site, needs an IV and tests, and ends up as the building's first patient. "Isn't it ironic," he says, before finishing the thought himself.
The clinic belongs to Jimmy's wider campaign, tied to his Feastables chocolate brand, against child labor on West African cocoa farms. The description outlines five years of work across eleven communities. It also thanks Mohammed Bin Rashid Global Initiatives, the Varkey Foundation and the 1 Billion Followers Summit, whose visiting creators, among them Ghanaian vlogger Wode Maya and Emirati creator Khalid Al Ameri, plant gardens and install handwashing stations. Many commenters pick up Jimmy's point that the big chocolate buyers should help too.
The documentary passed a million views in its first day, and channel viewing is now running at almost four times its usual daily pace. A companion upload, "We Built A Medical Clinic," went up a day earlier. In the archive, March's teacher Short and January's Kenya surgery project, "1,000 People Get Life Changing Surgery," are still finding viewers.
Subscribers held steady this week after a gain over the month. Elsewhere in the challenge crowd, Jordan Matter and Stay Wild had enormous weeks.
As we reported here, the previous note was about a school in the same region. This time the video opens on that school, and on an injured boy named Richard being treated in the old shed.
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What viewers say
It might seem like just one clinic, but it’s literally changing the lives of an entire community. And the coolest part is knowing that even after we leave, this clinic will still be helping families, keeping kids healthy, and making a difference for generations to come ❤
@BeastPhilanthropySee it on YouTubeThank you for building this in Ghana. I went to Ghana last year and one of my cousins had malaria, so I’m glad that healthcare is becoming better in Ghana.
@H4venHereSee it on YouTubeWe made the right person famous we all love you MR BEAST for your good deeds 👍
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Always love the philanthropy videos.
@drackuscolchicous598See it on YouTubeAs Jimmy stated, big companies that buy chocolate from there must also help people and children
@ennemartaSee it on YouTube10:07 This is what true kindness looks like! ❤️ Changing lives and bringing hope to an entire village. Thank you, MrBeast, for making a real difference in the world!❤️
@TanaMi05See it on YouTubeThank you so much MrBeast! It is truly an amazing thing that you do!❤
@RohanAgrawal-246See it on YouTubeOnce again, Jimmy proves to us that we made the right person famous
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Ghana is the world's second-largest cocoa producer. Which country is first?
Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana's western neighbor, grows more cocoa than any other country.